Who is the RICHEST Person in the Elder Scrolls?

[@M1_wastaken]

Pretty sure it’s Nazeem. It takes a lot of wealth to make it to the cloud district as often as he does.

[@bludeguilherme]

Oh, it tooks years, but he earned his way to the top. He owns Chillfurrow Farm, you see. Very succesful business, obviously

[@LnmHive]

@@bludeguilherme What's the hurry

[@RavennaRose928]

I've never seen him there. Lol

[@Wmaniac36]

Not when he's dead. But I don't suggest that, because if his wife catches you, she will preform the black sacrament 😢

[@aki9438]

hilarious 😂

[@chikasnotmadjustdisappoint6266]

Obviously it's the Last Dragonborn from looting every single burial urn in existence

[@tulyand.766]

And slaying every creature he see

[@guitarfreak1771]

Collecting so many gems it would take months to be able to sell them all. So you just have a pile of them in each house and some are so big it crashes your game to enter your front door. 😅

[@KaoruMzk]

Out of all the protagonists, he has an advantage: Containers respawn in Skyrim. In Morrowind, once you've looted everything, that's it, no more. All you can do is kill cliffracers and guars.

[@tristanwallen5225]

I got 1.8 million septims rn haven’t even done the main quest yet lol

[@Itachi_Uchiha7283]

@@tristanwallen5225I got 2.4 million I’ve only been to high hrothgar to finish some shouts and start the Dragonborn dlc I looted every drauger every crypt every urn every chest grabbed every scroll I could find every spell book I haven’t learned and stored it in a chest and saved so much loot then sold all of it I’ve also finished both thieves guild dark brother hood and college of winterhold quests I’m explaining this cause I don’t want people to think I cheated I have mods but I only use a room I have for a portable storage I can also loot the dragur armor which sells for a lot so while it’s not a normal Skyrim playthrough it’s not cheating

[@SpookSkellington]

> cloned himself to have a harem of daughter-wives > owns like 25% of all Daedric artifacts, let's people steal them for fun > casual friends with the last remaining Dwemer > has one of only 2 sets of Daedric armor in Morrowind > Highly respected council member of House Telvanni, doesn't even care about it > was such a good slave owner that his slave stuck around, is deathly loyal to him > casually tries to cure an incurable disease as a side project > grew his own house from a mushroom > no stairs in his house, levitate or git gud > Despite his ancient age, and being a Dunmer, he's actually really chill with everyone The only reason the Nerevarine is the protagonist is because Divayth Fyr is busy doing some crazy shit.

[@masterneloth]

Divayth Fyr is a player protagonist after the game ends

[@grungehog]

Basically the Chuck Noris of Tamriel.

[@Pandemia616]

​@@grungehog Chu'uk Norisis

[@mnk9073]

Divath Fyr has no need for currency. Divath Fyr doesn't pay for dreg, he just gets it.

[@Haggysack2k8]

It's Divayth's world and we're just living in it.

[@ceedott]

gotta be the mudcrab merchant, dude must have an insane stockpile or network to always have 10k gold on hand in the middle of nowhere

[@masterneloth]

They've got all the money. Mudcrabs taking over everything. They already run Pelagiad… -M’aiq the Liar

[@mikeynth7919]

At least you can sell things to the little shelly dude for close to what the item is worth.

[@mondenkindqueen]

Good point, at least he’s a fair merchant.

[@coleozaeta6344]

Just over 1,000 hours in this game, and I’ve never heard of this guy. Now I wanna find him.

[@brosephbroman7564]

​@@coleozaeta6344Better have them mark/recall spells ready.

[@winegums1]

Erikur raising Radiant Raiment’s rent every single month brings a grinch smile to my face

[@w.hattery]

Thats why their prices are so high💀

[@marcnolan2409]

It's not very smart from a business point of view though as it's only a matter of time before his Tennants are priced out of what they can afford to pay

[@coleozaeta6344]

@@marcnolan2409I mean, when I think of American capitalism…. It seems to work incredibly well for the big people deciding prices of things.

[@stevenstehling]

​@@coleozaeta6344 You sound like you have a cartoon level understanding of economics.

[@HoagMurkula]

​@@stevenstehlingthere is no argument about the current system being exploitative

[@WooShell]

Thonar Silver-Blood also suffers from the rare affliction known as "not being essential", so after him thanking us for cleaning out Cidhna Mine, he tends to stumble and have a weird accident down the long stairs..

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

They really should add railings in Markath, that place is a death trap.

[@poilboiler]

I even try to shout a warning but he refuses to listen and tumbles down the fall to his death.

[@wolves600]

@@HappyBeezerStudiosjokes aside even without the forsworn I feel like markarth is still the most dangerous city to live in because of that

[@wesleyrussell8386]

I'm putting in a guess at the start of the video, Divayth Fyr

[@masterneloth]

Very close guess!

[@serioserkanalname499]

"10% tax on everything, which is ludicrous!" Wait until bro learns about real life taxes in europe lmao.

[@HowManySmall]

It's higher here in the USA too (I don't pay taxes so I don't know)

[@artybrandt]

​@HowManySmall *the IRS would like you know your location*

[@normalhumanperson4149]

​@@artybrandttax evasion isn't a personal choice, it's an obligation

[@svenrio8521]

​@normalhumanperson4149 say no more, drone strike on the way

[@clobzz]

6:00 this is because there was no listener for the dark brotherhood for god knows how long, and due to the way the black sacrament works (night mother hears your plea, and speaks only to the listener), it may seem like the dark brotherhood is incompetent, but they quite literally cant recieve contracts via the black sacrament (nobody knows this though, including maven), i dont actually know how they end up recieivng contracts in skyrim prior to the arrival of the nightmother and the dragonborn becoming the listener, and maybe thats just an oversight xD

[@tzimiscelord8483]

I believe they go out of their way to say it's just been through word of mouth that the sacrament was performed, which is ridiculous because performing it should be illegal in and of itself So the person should be in jail by the time they find out

[@sheogorath6834]

They know when they hear rumors about it. Like, everyone and their mother knew that Aventus Aretino was doing the black sacrement and Muiri tell everyone in Markarth that she wanted to kill someone lmao. Maven was doing the sacrement in secret, so the DB never heard ot it.

[@CanisMythson]

Hearsay. They were on their way to do Aventus's contract because it was pretty well known he was doing the Sacrement, you just got there first because you weren't locked up in a secret hole somewhere.

[@BasiliusRavencroft]

That's an easy question to answer. Some of the hold guards are worshippers of Sithis.

[@JohnDoe-xs5gv]

Word of mouth, rumor, and people that contact them directly (like Amaund)

[@Bjergenen]

Poor Skyrim merchants/mine owners dont even have a start to true wealth generating noble houses from High Rock like Duforts (owning entire island along Shipyards and merchant fleet in 2E) sadly we dont have any information about 4E Breton merchant and noble families

[@irisinthedarkworld]

don't forget that barenziah was seventeen years old (barely pubescent in elf maturity) when tiber septim had that interaction with her

[@luxy1251]

Wake up honey, a new Master Neloth video just dropped

[@walnzell9328]

I actually think the Empire making Maven interim jarl of Riften is a good idea IF they play their cards right. While she's an official position of power, there is going to be a LOT of paperwork and a LOT of non-business matters she'll have to take care of. She'd essentially be working two jobs. This means she's more likely to slip up somewhere. To write her secrets onto Imperial paper. It also allows the Empire a means to double-puppet her. By puppeteering Elisif as High Queen to ask things of Maven, who would be reluctantly subservient to Elisif as her liege.

[@hoobertoober1655]

How can we all forget about Dorian from Oblivion with his infinite money glitch? 😭

[@lordedmundblackadder9321]

The real richest person is my Morrowind character who made 120,000 gold selling a set of ebony armour to Creeper.

[@HJHWolf]

player.additem f 999999999999999999999

[@adaminoobthe3d823]

I made 1 million in morrowind I don't know how but it was glitchless and I sold everything to the mudcrab merchant

[@harleygunn4783]

That's nothing to my Dragonborn that has desecrated every burial tomb in the province. Oh, and also runs a farm that over the course of my playthrough, has singlehandedly earned me over 200,000 gold. That, on top of what my wife gives me from her nonexistent store, and the 2000 gold I get from my deadra merchant who buys all the potions I make from said farm and crops I grow. Only 2000 bc by the time I'm done crafting potions, it's hundreds of them and I am not gonna waste the time traveling the province 10 times over just to sell them all

[@utep212]

That's nothing. With 2 or more of the same scrolls, Fallopian, my Oblivion character, can throw a sword on the ground and turn it into many. Infinite wealth.

[@vegetableman3911]

⁠@@utep212you might as well have named you character ‘nutsack’ with a name like ‘Fallopian’

[@scottd1885]

A man had an object that literally gave him the Midas touch and didnt win either his war or this video 😭

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

Don't forget that Midas almost died because all his food and drink also turned to gold. And what good is a chest of infinite money, if nobody want's to fight in your war, no dock has the materials to repair your ships and no merchant the steel to equip your army.

[@kinglionex4888]

Yeah, Tiber accumulated more filthy lucre than Midas could possibly touch even if he did nothing else. He is after all, one man, while Tiber is an Empire.

[@dehno3538]

​@@HappyBeezerStudios gold can be edible so I feel like there would be a way to survive irl if you had to eat it and there was no work around, butttttt all you'd have to do is not completely destroy the worlds economy and there would be nothing stopping you from what you want except physics? Offer a merchant that's big enough enough money and he will fill your order lol wtf he's not just gonna be like "I can't do it all at once sorry no deal"

[@vitorpressendo]

King Orgnum has no idea what inflation means

[@connorbarton4308]

The majority of the world doesn’t either

[@TheMagnificent1903]

Neither do the world governments.

[@TheNuclearGeek]

The friendships made along the way? *Excluding those needed for The Ebony Blade

[@Chadimus2676]

CEO of the East Empire Company

[@lordedmundblackadder9321]

Especially in the days of Morrowind when they have a monopoly on the Ebony and Glass trades.

[@idipped2521]

Orgnum is still richer, he can just magically create wealth

[@Spraycist]

@@idipped2521formerly could

[@harleygunn4783]

​@@idipped2521but he can't tho. He lost the coffer at sea

[@Simonnicolls]

The guy buying the east empire pendants, no matter how many you have he always has enough gold to pay you 500gp for each one

[@vizzzyy190]

i really love your vids bc they tend to be such niche questions that half the time ive never heard of a single character (my area of knowledge also tends to be very skyrim focused so that doesnt help lol)

[@reddeaddude2187]

I had no idea that Cidhna Mine produced HALF of all the silver in Skyrim. Damn!

[@idipped2521]

Orgnum, the king of the Maormer is said to be the richest due to having a magical unlimited coffer

[@idipped2521]

@@ElKITENAUT Orgnum is basically an immortal Mansa Musa

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

By that logic, Arch mage travel is also up there. He has a chest that can duplicate alchemical ingredients. Including vampire dust. Which the completely useless vampire hunter gang buys for 250 septims each, giving the arch mage a passive income of 2500 per week.

[@Whitedragun7]

So Orgnum is the richest because his artifact by its mere existence would tank any economy and would in effect make all his gold worthless?

[@mikelapine1]

Two things that you failed to mention is that Maven was from Cyrodil originally so likely does business there and her close proximity to Morrowind means that she likely does business there as well.

[@johnfoy6590]

Good video man! Rant ahead! I got this video recommended to me like 8 times, and i kept thinking to myself, one more video and then ill watch it. Then KZbin was like, "ah he doesn't want to watch this," and stopped giving me the recommendations. i had to manually search the title lol. Now I'm commenting on it to boost engagement.

[@polalak2]

Outro is honestly one of the reasons why I'm subscribed

[@ravensroost9776]

Interesting how there's a correlation how rich an npc is and how hateable they are.

[@Nehauon]

Gotta do what you gotta do to make a profit

[@columodonnell9212]

Fake news, i love Talos

[@ravensroost9776]

@@columodonnell9212 there's always an exception to the rule

[@ravensroost9776]

@@Nehauon such a disappointing perspective

[@connorbarton4308]

It’s called propaganda they want us to think the rich are evil so that we won’t seek to be rich, saying things like money is the root of all evil. The actual verse says the love of money is the root of all evil, not money itself, and the majority of people who love to say money is the root of all evil tend to be anti-Christianity and anti-bible

[@fangslore9988]

i would say Neloth Telvanni during the 4th era specifically since he is one of the few if not the only one who during the 4th era who can make magic staffs of high quality and its likely anyone who uses a magic staff in skyrim is probably holding a Neloth piece except the ones found in ancient nord tombs and Neloth canonically has collected massive numbers of ancient and valuable staffs including sanguins rose and skull of corruption at one point and probably even now and then sells valuable staffs he doesn't need, he also happens to be a grandmaster in the house with a mouth living in the Telvanni coast, and its very likely he has made very exquisite staffs on commission for very wealthy people throughout tamriel during his time

[@videocrowsnest5251]

He is also a very talented and skilled master enchanter. And no doubt would in time create some very powerful artifacts of his own, especially if his life-extending heartstone research goes anywhere.

[@fangslore9988]

@@videocrowsnest5251 exactly so he probably has a pretty strong enchanting business to fund his research, he is responsible for 90% of the staffs we find on bandits and magic users and probably has a very select cliantel for his top shelf staffs. it wouldn't surprise me if he simply ships his staffs off to morrowind, cyrodiil through portals or even teleportation spells for income (and enchanted items including some staffs can be very expensive) and being one of the heads of the house he probably is swimming in personal wealth just by being on the councel of house Telvanni and being of the Telvanni family of said house and being a descendent of the house's founder, he probably also has a massive amount of wealth he also inherited and in morrowind he also had investments we can rule out the emperor Titus Meade II, and the Jarls since the empire is in decline and in lore this has greatly affected Skyrim's Economy as well as specific members of Jarl Elesif's thanes. Neloth and his skill and reputation he would have a lot of gold to fund his experiemnts just by selling staffs and enchanted goods as well as commissions for enchanting specific items which would fetch a high price also he probably takes a cut from his apprentice's sales of rare spell tomes. if you break down all the known investments of House Telvanni Neloth being from the Telvanni family and decendent of its founder. also Neloth has in the past been in the trade of buying and selling Dwemer items and relics. Neloth Telvanni is the best candidate for being the richest in all of tamriel because of the fact he is the head of the Telvanni council and of the core Telvanni family, he is a master enchanter and presumably been enchanting and selling enchanted items for 200 years or more is interest in buying and selling dwarven artifacts for the last 200 years, he is very likely very wealthy by the 4th era

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

@@fangslore9988 he clearly is at the very top towards the early 3rd century of the 4th era

[@fangslore9988]

@@HappyBeezerStudios yeah, i would assume most staffs would be either be a Neloth or a replication of his staff enchanting techniques. it wouldn't surprise me if the most of the most powerful mages use a Neloth rather than a poorly made staff so he likely has a monopoly on their sales so mr. Neloth Telvanni, i solute you and your ability to gain a monopoly on staff creation and sales through out the empire and morrowind. i wouldn't be surprised if his Mouth was running the sales part in morrowind as a side buisness while representing Neloth in the Telvanni council, his name does carry a lot of weight as if i remember right he is the head house Telvanni since the nereverine appeared

[@SargeWolf010]

0:00 EXCLUDING THE DRAGONBORN I'd say Maven Black-Briar

[@HeyCarlosYTBR]

Definetely Tiber Septim, bro has the Skyrin currency as his surname 🙏

[@conline5489]

(guessing) mudcrab merchant?

[@D-Lo23]

Hail Sithis!

[@BBRocker75]

Hail Sithis!

[@norielgames4765]

Hey...psst...I know who you are. Hail Sithis!

[@BasiliusRavencroft]

Ave Sithis 💀

[@saxogrammatikus4195]

12:35 No the count needs food. The Orc Butler says his meals need special preparations.

[@masterneloth]

I’d need to look more into it, but the special preparation could be preparing a human for getting sucked lol

[@saxogrammatikus4195]

@@masterneloth I think the Orc Butler is oblivios to the counts conditon. He would not bring that up to a stranger. Also its not said that in lore vampires don't eat also normal food. Evidence is also Vicente Valteris complaint about Marie Antoinettes cooking with garlic. So maybe only true blooded vampires can live without food or Serana was in magical coma.

[@mikeynth7919]

@@saxogrammatikus4195 It might just be NPC game mechanics, but I've seen Serana chowing down on a loaf of bread.

[@harleygunn4783]

​@@mikeynth7919idk, as bad a rep Bethesda gets, their attention to minute details in all their games would lead me to believe Serena wouldn't use the eating bread animation if, in lore, she doesn't need to eat

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

@@mikeynth7919 might as well be that she enjoys eating bread, even if it doesn't give her any sustenance.

[@zal7782]

If we take the… silly little book known as the Sonni-etta as somewhat cannon (if forum posts by past devs count that is) Reman had the Amulet of kings in his forehead and could use his man milk to bake bread. So I think that counts as a form of wealth

[@themonolougist]

I think this answers why we wouldn't take it seriously

[@VictorHugo-bm2bd]

THERE WE GO, THE IMPORTANT QUESTIONS. THANK YOU MR. LOTH.

[@DieLuftwaffel]

14:38 You dont know what "Savior" means or how to pronounce it?! It's not some dude's name and it isn't "Sav-yor" 😂

[@johnniewoodard648]

When playing Elder Scrolls Daggerfall, I thought I was the King of the World...when I bought My first house. Only to be arrested 5 minuets later, when I tried to camp in My house. I learned real quick, I was NOT the King of anything.

[@theannilators7479]

To put into perspective just how valuable daedric armor was in Morrowind: in the base game, the literal only way to get a full set of daedric armor was to kill Divayth Fyr. In the first and second DLCs they put a left shoulder pad and right shoulder pad just in two completely random spots so you could get the full set without killing an essential NPC (in 3 you could kill essential NPCs, but the game would tell you after "hey, that guy was important, if you don't revert save right now your file will be fucked up"). So the literal only way to get a full set was to ruin your save file.

[@teal_m_101]

As an Imperial fan, I can confirm that Tiber Septim was an asshole.

[@kacperlesniewski9035]

Nice video. I really enjoyed it ^^ Also... I had an idea for another one. You did videos about the strongest vampires and werewolves. What about video about the strongest monster hunter?

[@NitendoADDIVT]

Shut up its Geralt of Rivia The butcher of Bsthican

[@masterneloth]

That could be a good potential one, although funding contenders outside of Isran might prove difficult lol

[@kacperlesniewski9035]

@@masterneloth I can think about few more already. Like Mel Adrys or Gloria Fausta. Also Movarth was an vampire hunter before he was transformed into one

[@killjoy362]

The last dragonborn ofcourse. Having daedric artifacts. House in every hold. The loot of every burial chest. Giant pile of every gem, gold amd silver ignots (and moonstone if that count) , every faction armor and heirloom, stalhrim , pile of dragonbones. And does dragonsouls have price. Also ariels bow and shiels and those giant egg like gems. Well we can keep goin on

[@chainsawz5618]

thing about nords loving mead, they love mead because it's dirt cheap, not because it's good alcohol

[@nostrius-t1z]

It is pretty good though, in case you never drank any.

[@daunas124]

The dragonborn after making 700 gold rings to get smithing 100

[@yourunclejoe9500]

he said "saviour's hide" wrong on purpose so that people would comment about it and boost his engagement

[@8dwavzz553]

And here you are 👈

[@twinnedgecko1213]

Not gonna lie master neloth. You make my day every nightp. I put your video on and the soothing voice lulls me to sleep!

[@friendlyneighborhoodmemer18]

The last Dragonborn, leader of the dark brotherhood, the thiefs guild, the collage in winterhold, the vampires/dawnguard, the companions... Knows all shouts, all magic, killed Aldui, Mirrak, Harkon, all dragon priests, countless dragons, owns every purchaseable property, had connections to countless rich people, etc etc... Owns all deadric Artifacts, knows all of the forbidden knowledge... Casually gives full enchanted legendary deadric armor to his followers.... And I am not even CLOSE to saying everything... And yeah, im talking about my dragonborn who has all skills maxed in skyrim. (I dont say that he is THE richest, cuse sadly you cant take over Tamriel in skyrim... Even tho my dragonborn is definitly more powerful than tiber septim.)

[@stygianoatman]

Probably not the richest either, but I'd like to mention the Volkihar family, who are pretty obviously wealthy and if I remember correctly it's implied Serana is older than the septim dynasty. Would also say that maybe Knight Paladin Gelebor or his brother are the richest, because while technically they probably don't do business with anyone, they basically have the entire forgotten vale and legacy of the snow elves to themselves.

[@tombakabones274]

(Divayth fyr) after you finish his part of the main quest line if you have enough potions of health absorb spell and reflect spell you can kill him and take his armor

[@daltoncampbell-simon3811]

These style of videos are amazing and very very interesting. 👏

[@tylerpentecost9669]

I know I'm late to this party, but this was a fun video. Thanks, KZbin algorithm. This is actually the kind of content I want.

[@mattthompson3714]

Orgnum's coffer also magically returns to him eventually

[@eyesack6845]

It's actually my OC who was Tiber Septim's borther who actually did all of the things that tiber did but his brother took the credit so he actually had all the wealth and stuff and was super ocool.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

let me guess, John Septim, who was Tiber Septim's brother, was also very humble, fought against zombie ghosts, and had to kill but magic too slow?

[@eyesack6845]

@@HappyBeezerStudios That sounds like Aragorn.

[@ichigomaster98]

Janus Hassildor, Count of Skingrad. He just kept giving me infinite money when I completed his quest like it was nothing, which implies he has infinite money, I certainly never found the end of it.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

so that is where the chest of infinite gold ended up

[@AntiKira20]

Does anyone ever think about recreating the legacy of Breaking Bad and Walter White in Elder Scrolls?

[@treybrzezowski3259]

So... becoming a Master alchemist and selling illicit substances to the people of Skyrim while evading the law? Because Ysolda is kinda that. Sleeping Tree Sap is a technically legal substance in Skyrim, and she's the only person who sells it (aside from those random encounter drug dealers).

[@connorbarton4308]

I have a mod that allows you to make high grade skooma in cooking pots and I have a chest room that allows duplicates, i made a drug dealer character who supplies skooma only to people who seem kinda shady by like 300 bottle shipments, started out by just stashing everything in a sack in the ratway vaults (because it doesn’t reset) before moving in as a member of the fields guild, did the skooma quest with the vampire den and took over there I reckon I have about 25000 skooma bottles if not more stashed around Skyrim and I just bought the riften home so if I ever return to that playthrough then that’s certainly where my operation will be running from, for rp I used to run the skooma trade in cyrodil and they began taking down my huge network so I fled to Skyrim before I could be caught joined the thieves guild and swiftly set up my skooma operation under mavens nose. I know they’d get suspicious, so I keep 50 bottles of high grade skooma and 500 nightshade and moon sugar (ingredients) in a chest so they can see I’m making skooma but the majority of the product gets kept in the ratway vault, the crimson den and now my home, with barrel stashes around whiterun and solitude, I tried to make my character very paranoid because he’s recently got busted and he doesn’t trust anybody convinced there was a leak

[@RearAdmiralMcSpanky]

My hope for ES6 is that Bethsda will add more options for the MC to open a variety of bussinesses illegal and otherwise as well as upgrading the market system to allow for more localized price fluctuations and variations of quality and quantity. I think this would pad the stealth based gameplay by turning the Barter/Mercantile into something a little bit more lethal. In Morrowind and Skyrim the market system and bartering is kind of a flat experience. It really only serves to get you better deals on equipment. I like the Oblivion feature where you can invest in businesses but this only gives the merchants more barter gold for the MC to sell more things to them. It would be cool to own shops, inns/pubs, rental housing, farmland, skooma dens, burglery rings, mercenary companies, arenas and/or gambling establishments. I also think it would be cool to be able to effect economic policy in a town, county or hold as well as adding a political system. Something like the Skyrim civil war and the Morrowind Raven Rock questlines but in a more non-descript, radient quest style where the MC can run smear campaigns, affect laws, amass soldiers, build forts and towns, and take territory. This would make the speechcraft skills more central to stealth characters. A character who focuses more in stealth or magic would be able to get more access to allies for battle with out having to add illusion magic to a character build which would feasibly not use magic like a merchant, enforcer, smuggler, ect

[@SlaaneshsBestBoy]

I am the richest. I ask Elenwen when we were in morrowind for a small loan of 1millon spetims. When the hero of kavatch came knocking in chorrol. I had him send my paument, in tripple, back to Elenwen in skyrim so she could build the embassy outside solitude. The best part is Elenwen maid the nords pay for it in the end and we split the Spetims between both of us.

[@BitCloud047]

Interesting idea for a video my man!

[@cvcpharmacy4092]

Love these type of videos!

[@dredgephantom4212]

Another note to Talos, Talos is 3 people. Tiber Septim is 1/3 of Talos

[@DRourkey]

Usually me after spending 528 weeks sleeping in my home to refill the local shops bank account enough to stop the lag when I open that chest in my house

[@wolves600]

Could try the quick save glitch

[@SuperShortyuussn]

Nazeem, he owns chillfurrow farm, very successful business, obviously.

[@W4iteFlame]

Remember that crazy bosmer from the Tribunal dlc? Full ebony armor, and was not even mentioned

[@BABYFACEBEASTIE]

Great video. Good job

[@johnrickert4121]

I like that you played ARENA MUSIC in the outro.

[@kylewesley7533]

I liked this video on the qui gon reference alone lol

[@th3ch0z3n]

None of the skyrim npcs you mentioned should even be on this list? Even in Skyrim there are npcs that are far wealthier: Harkon, Paarthunax, Amaund Motierre, the Psijic monks (possibly the 2nd richest in nirn after getting the eye of magnus, but still extremely wealthy, only beaten by Tiber Septim in his ownership of the Numidium and heart of lorkhan). Also to be mentioned is Umbacano in Oblivion, the last Ayleid and Mankar Camoran owning his own plane of oblivion. Also the Ideal masters were mortals so rich and cunning that they stole their own pseudo godhood.

[@DrownedLamp]

"Maybe the real wealth was the friends we 'made' along the way." NO FYR! STOP! Belethor's probably not the richest, but he's up there. After The Last Dragonborn fucks off to (redacated by jills), Skyrim attempts to recover from mass inflation. Similar to Torasa Aram (Morrowind Artifact Museum) is really weathy. Until all the priceless artifacts are infused with the will of a thousand refrigerators and start running.

[@shayla592]

Bryn seeing my 100 gold like 👀 “that’s a lot mate”

[@Jean-Denis_R_R_Loret]

Without even thinking further, I'm pretty sure, at any point in time, the richest NPC is the emperor in charge (when still alive). Basically controlling the currency.

[@user-tt8zd1oi9m]

Thonar Silverblood? He has a whole city and they listen like robots?

[@evgenitantikov5865]

Any speculation about how much is the total worth of Tiber in gold equivalent?

[@nlm2nd]

The two astronauts with gun meme - The Coffer model in Legacy of the Dragonborn is a LotD original? Ice Cream Assassin, also in a space explorer outfit ""always has been" (shivs Nate with a Stahlrim spoon)

[@onia-e3i]

not to mention he brutally conquered the entire continent and then ruled it with an iron fist until he was 108

[@princeindisguise]

Can you do one with the greatest witches?

[@masterneloth]

Someday… maybe… 😏

[@artisticbang9111]

Or greatest Blacksmith 🔨

[@zioptis40]

I love watching these videos with the head cannon that the Elder Scrolls Neloth somehow got into our reality, discovered technology, then took some and was sent back to Tamriel, starting a KZbin channel lol

[@adamxei9073]

Here comes the money 💴

[@mcfarvo]

Dollar dollar 💵 💲 🤑 💸 💴 💱 💵

[@Hsdias]

Your videos are pretty good, congrats dude

[@NDFJB]

Name sake of one of my favourite characters? Class consciousness being spread through TES? Count on a subscriber comrade

[@carriedthunder3883]

Hear me out… Lord Harkon at some point owned two elder scrolls and was gunning for a third. I’m not sure how valuable the physical constructs of space time are, bit I feel like it might be a non-insignificant number.

[@bearsfan22378]

Honorable mention to Fethis Alor. I just sold him 747 East Empire pendants and he gave me over 380k gold like it was nothing 😂!

[@dartimes6048]

The Psijic Order is the richest organization. The empires coffers pales to contents of the Vault of Maowita. The Vault of Maowita contains an enough artifacts to undo Aetherius. Some of the artifacts are Daedric in origin and some come from Sloads, Maomer, or even Tamriel itself. I speculate they also have an Elder Scroll just because they can. Not to mention they also can create magical items.

[@micoo5998]

The finest clothes worn by Jarls are 50 gold a piece. I have 50k gold in a random chest in Breezehome at level 20. I am the richest person in Skyrim. I often have tens of thousands of coins worth of potions in my inventory at any given time.

[@eclipseslayer98]

Money? I don't care about money, I care about flesh magic. Get me an internship with the flesh sculptor in the rat ways. 4:04 I forgot that these merc don't always weak the nord carved armor. I always slap them around when I'm super high leveled. Technically, the richest should be the Hero of Kabbage Patch because he became a god who could basically create infinite wealth (if he wanted to). The only argument is wheteher or not Talos became a greater god than Kabbage Hero, which would give him greater wealth making powers than him. .

[@spendoro525]

If one WERE to include elder scrolls protagonists, it could be done by just rating the wealth of the leaders of all the factions the protagonist CAN be the leader of, assuming the protagonist canonically does everything they can in the game, and then adding up all the totals and you get a starting point for their canonical wealth.

[@pogfishfruity3731]

Didn't Abnur Tharn literally profit off of molag bal's schemes during the soulburst in the 2nd era while also being high chancellor and overlord of Nibenay? He had a mansion in hell and was way too rich that he refused all sorts of payment after saving Elsweyr from dragons even stronger than Alduin and were ascending to the moon to attain immortality and eradicate all life in Tamriel

[@Gibgabby-b6y]

That skamp in caldera is doing pretty good

[@TheNuclearGeek]

Perhaps the Ebony Warrior, or a random woodcutter (10G per log adds up fast!)

[@Choalith_Ikanthe]

Actually, it's Jubal-lun-Sul. After the destruction of Nirn in the Fifth Age, his Ghost Hands allowed him to CHIM the hell out of reality, so even Orgnum's Coffer is meaningless before the guy that talked Numidium to death and wanked the Universe from beyond the fourth wall.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

What about grandmaster Pl'a-yer who is able to influence time, life, death, and the material plane itself and is able to create infinite amounts of whatever is wanted, to such an extend that the world itself can cease to exist.

[@tomsimpkins1211]

I assumed it'd be Urbul gro-Orkulg, who I always sold my goods to.

[@colovianhastur5962]

It's whoever the hell is getting all those guild trader fees.

[@ranibow_sprimkles]

This must reference ESO..

[@Baguette_Lord]

Obviously its the Nerevarine after selling all that dark brotherhood armor to creeper in Caldera

[@NothingisTrue2013]

I think the easiest way to definitively answer the question is to ask another question... What's the proper name for the coinage? You certainly don't see people trading "Orgnums".

[@WooShell]

There is no documentation about how the currency on Pyandonea was called. Septims are only colloquially called that because Tiber Septim had his face printed on them, it's not the official name of the currency (cf. how we nowadays call the 100$ bill a Ben because of the picture of Ben Franklin on it).

[@NothingisTrue2013]

@@WooShell The coinage quite literally is called "Septims" in official documentation.

[@isaachoffman6450]

King Orgnum's Inflationary Coffer!

[@coeal2680]

Im surprised there was no mention of Velehk Sain. Who doesn't love pirates, especially a Dremora pirates? He supposedly amassed a massive cache of wealth before being sealed away. He ruled over an entire sea, for frick sake

[@walnzell9328]

Zenithar probably saw Talos after the apotheosized and was like, "Dude..." But Mara was like, "We all saw what you did to Barenziah. Akatosh says your great great great great great great great grandson is totally gonna bang a Dark Elf named Katariah and have a son! And he's gonna be emperor! You d_ck!" And then Cassynder popped out as a human and Talos just had this huuuuuge grin on his face. Speaking of which... how the hell did the Mythic Dawn kill every single member of the Septim dynasty? They would've had to have killed all the Lariats too. There is no way Martin Septim was the last of the Septim bloodline. Nor is there any possibility of the Last Dragonborn being the last dragonborn. It's just impossible. And yet apparently no relatives of the Septims ever stepped up to claim the Ruby Throne.

[@krogerman83a]

I still have my original save on PS3 that has about 3 million gold sitting in breeze home lol. Millions more in gems, potions, soul gems and whatnot.

[@LICENFIREFEAR]

Incredible, my jaw dropped when i heard about king orgnum

[@loganb1299]

So you gonna do a richest faction/family next right 👀

[@Princess_Celestia_]

Obviously the richest person is the last Dragonborn, homie owns at 9 houses in Skyrim, 1 house in Raven Rock. Flooded Skyrim's market with potions and iron daggers, looted every burial urn and crypt in Skyrim, and everytime some random person he hardly spoke to but once dies, he inherits gold from them. And I'm not sure but I think he's behind every major high profile burglary thats happened in Skyrim as of late. And aside from buying houses and furnishings for them, he never spends a septim on food or drink. He's made investments with just about every merchant in Skyrim, I'm telling you, the dude is loaded. And that's not accounting for all the loot hes taken from bandits and he's cut down more bandets then you can shake a stick at.

[@vicepopeyeschicken6229]

You missed the count of skingrad is killed after found out he was a vampire.